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$751;, 1878, Of which $4,000 are acc. D 5.
ances OF Josiah Barber & Sons, maui
facturers ri casslmei es and carpets at
Albany, N. Y. The nominal assets
are 81, l40,S06 and the actual assets
$52S,SS8. The individual liabilities OF
John Fl. slade are So, las; nominal
assets, $50, 742, and actual assets, 500.
SAT. The individual liabilities Of the
other partner, Francis II, Slade, are
S5l7; nominal assets, SIG 6O3, and
actual assets, SOS 667.
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NKw YoRK, September l2.-Tho
body Of Ger. fitzpatrick, who died at
In December, 1881, Shile
q. &. Minister to Chill, IL expected
To arrive here either by the Pacific
Nail Steamship Conpany's steamer
tomorrow or on the oath instant. Upon
lis arrival II will he placed Ia r..
coiving want urtil hTTsrgsmenta are
completed for putting the remains In
their last resting plfosa' Decke'iown,
N. J according 10 the generals re-
uupRt.
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BE wise today It's madness to
defer" Don't neglect your cough:
II you do your fate may be that OF
the countless thousands who have
done likewise, and who today fill
consumptives' graves. Night sweats,
splitting Of blood, weak lungs, and
consumption itself il taken in time
can be cured by the use Of DIR. Prices
Golden Medical Discovery" This
wonderful preparation has no equal
as a remedy for lung and throat dis.
eases. All druggists.
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INV YoRK. Last Friday light the
large tals In the neckwear establish.
ment OF NJ. B1rchardt. on Causlstrect,
WIS blown open by burglau and
silks valued At $500 stolen The
ptlics ray the lob vas done by "old
hands A. thp business
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DIX. ID. \. J0uNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL 0lSPENShRY,
Nn.Iz Jefferson ~.
No. II jefferson 81,
Bet. Main and Front. MEMPHIS, TEHa.
IHs.abilihed In ls60

Bet. Main and Front, MEMPHIS IhhH'
IRs,abliihed In is60
nR. JOHN ON 10 aok nov edged BY All par.
IL tie, tntsrei ted a. BY far the most suo
cestiul physician In the treatment 81 private
or secret is.atoa. Quick. per laaneni eutei
Fuafanteed In o. ofF case male or female
kscent eases Of Don rrhea and Syphilis
cured H. aisv days ,gitaou, the use of mer.
bu,iness, Secondary syphilis, tho last yea.
tise eradioaied without he ne II mercury,
Involuntary loss d semen stopped IN : ihof!
tine Sufferers from impotshcy or loil 81
ssIual powers restored 10 Tree yisgf n a lev
weeks. Nic,ims Of sell Abuso and - eesfivg
yshsry, .tuferlne from spsfmaigrfhsa sgd
loss OF phytioal and M nta p0Nsfi speedily
and psfmanebty cured. Part plaf Aitsn.
ton raid 10 the Diseases Of Nomen, snd
cures guaranteed. Piles aud old sofes cured
without the use o. oaustlo OF the fnlb AZ
oonsultAtlons strictly confidential. hsdt
olhss sent By express 70 All parts Of The
s~Wcrhinsmsn cured At half thu usual
rates. Ohce hourl nom q Q'elocha q. 70 '
o'clock pm. d. 8. JOHNSON MD.
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siaa.,. Liabilities.

NKw YoRK, September l2.-The
schedrles In the assignment Of John
IN. slads q o., dry goods and com.
mission mcrohauts Of No. 81 Leonard
ereet, fled today, show lisbllideI oil
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CMANCERY SALE
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Z y Al E&T A II o.


No. 1888, r. D.-Chsncery Court OF shelby
County HUGH Mcdhec, gundian' etc.,
We. David Pal lter OF al. r..
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree foi
D sale, entered In tho above cause on IN;
stb day Of july, 1857. M. B. bs' page 6Is,
viii sell. at public auction. 70 We h,shs.,
bidder, In front Of the CLERK anu Mm'ett
once, at tho Main street epsIanos OF tnt
courthouse Of shelby county, memphis lon
s%,. H,dSe a4,h day OF september,
SEQ 1SS5.
within loyal hours, tho following describe
property, situated In Shelby county,
Tenn /, 10 wit: A certain trac. OF h9 q ABOUT
four miles from tho city OF Memphm com.
mencing on the east line Of oiey avenue
lsome times calie A n oily Ford road % chains
Is links from the intersection thereof with
the south limo of Pigeon koost road thence
with the east limo OF o ey avenue u chains
and u links TO a stake thence ear ~ o. ans
and links to a stake thencc north u chains
and rs links To a stake; thence west chains
and 70 links to the besinning,, teing BLOCK 3
and 8, on @. q, Burke's subdivision % land 81
?. Q. Bethel, bought by him Of walker h
Owen. ,,.
Terms Of sale--Cssh, all right Of home;
stead and redeetion barred. This ID day OF
s. l. mellow ELL, Clerk and master.
By 4. Is. Caldwell, Deputy q. aud Ne
IA rlay King. sOlicitNr.
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Drummond'- Natural Leaf

only chew q pa o tobacco made.
See that the word "Dfnmmond"
IL stamped on each tag. No other
M nuine,
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WILLIE LCURrs, Of P,lleburV, Pa,
wrn brought from dea!h's door by
la cu.pi.R.
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LoSDoS-The steamship Rhaetia,
irrm New York FIR Hamburg. passed
the Sicily Islsnds today.
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YOR sAIE nv

XII 8ssSS s. &C.,: 9i;
s. MANsrIELD A CO., MemPhls, Tsnn.
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PERu Ma has been tried snd never
found wanting. "Hold fast TO that
which ie good
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THE CHICKASAW land CO.
OFiMEMPHIS. TENN
Capital Stock, $2,OOO,OOO
I'll. Pr~den. Secondly ceFf
First cePrakent inland
HIM ROLLING Lands, Miles from the Center Of Memphis

from Of the Git to RoIectP
Of frontage Ncnonna Greek for
a
solicited Prospectus and other information address
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A PROTEST.

the salt Lake CITY Chm mbcr ~ Commerce
Enter = Vigorous Protest Against the
Reduction III Duties On Lead and Lead
Ores.
SALT LAKE. Utah, Dec. 1.-The Cham
Der OF Commerce OF Salt Lake City has
adopted the following protest against the
reduction az duties On lead or lead ores:
P<sofr>d. by the Chamber OF Commerce Of
salt Lake city. that We earnestly protest
aoaInst any reduction OF the existing tarin du-
sies On imported lead or lead ores. Such re-
auction would ruin thousands OF our people.
cause the lead and silver mines In this Terri
tory. worth syocW0O. and producing three ana
half millions annually with all the ore dress
inc and smelling plant 70 become total loss
reduce the freight earnings Of the Utah rail-.
roads nfty per cent: throw multitude q
workmcn out OF employment paralyze our N.
dustrfes and set hack the growth Of
the Territory many years There can
81 no object gained BY reducing the
duties on these products sufficient 70 JUSTIFY -
enormous an injury 70 our people. CORE
spondinr inlury would. BY such reduction. %
inflicted on the people OF all the mining states
ana Territories and the destruction Of the sii
yer ana lead mining and smelling interest,"
would reduce the annual production q precious
metals IN the United States sD,Ooo,oo. Il
would also materially reduce the entire ousi
ness Of the East with the whole mining region
snd inns affect the freight earnings Of all thu
railroads or the country.
The board Of directors were authorized
20 take such action for the protection o.
| industries mentioned rs may be deemed
necessary.
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ne T,,is-1 nnA Fouroh-C1nss fesemnseere
Alrlns Thrlr Orl~vanc~> IN convenston
atth Nat onni Capital Radical Reforms
Wanted.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE convention
Of third and fonrth- class postmastcrs. who
want increased compensation Tor their
services opened here yesterday. About
three hundred Of them. from every section
Of the country, were Ia attendance. Their
grievance. briefly stated. Il this; The
fourth -class postmastcrs think thai a
salary based upon the receipts o. the
Offices. a. AZ present. Is inadequate. while
the ostmasters Of the third class favor
soms action by Congress which VIII
authorize the Government 20 provide them
with Offices properly equipped instead OF
having such expenses deducted from tho
salary Of the postmaster q AZ present.
The convention was called 20 order by
,. III. Patterson. tho chairman OF the Ma
tionai executive committed, and soon
afterwards organized permanently by the
selection OF Mr.. Robert White. Of Michi'
gan. a. president. and Thomas J. Brady,
J. q. Herxog. Of Ohio, and T. A. Wincheil'
OF Iowa. as secretaries
A number OF working committees were
appointed. after which Mr.. J. II. Fumer,
Of Pennsylvania, read . statement which
cited typical case Of postmasters OF the
third class. which he said IL
Illustrated the conditions which the
entire class desired now TO have
remedied. In the case cited the salary Of
the postmaster was $500 per year. and
out Of this he paid Office rent, salary Of
assistant. fuel and other expenses. leav
ing for the postmaster STA for his annual
salary. He said the box rents should 60
to the postmaster unless the Government
furnished the outfit OF the Office. He said
in his own case the outfit OF his Office cost
him 500. while the box rents. which thu
Government now takes, amounts 70 near
Nv $40 per year. This paper was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on bills
Mr.. Patterson called attention to the
abuse OF the regulation admitting news
| paper mail matter TO the second.class by
! which it was estimated that twenty NV
| tons were yearly sent through the nails
7 He said that papers which were merel,
! advertising agencies for some paten
! medic inc or some similar article obtaines
/ admission to the mails as second elias
! matter by merely inserting paragraph
\ or two OF news matter. He said tina
| something should be done TO prevent III
abuse Of the mailing regulations. and b
| suggested that . committee Of five be ap
pointed TO consider this matter.
Other delegates spoke In the same vein
and after discussion the motion wa
adopted and the committee was ap
pointed.
The convention after getting fairl,
organized and ready for work adjourne
at p. m until this morning, when tn
reports Of the committees will be read
At ten o'clock to-day the postmasters vii
call in body on the Postmaster Geners
at the department.. and At II .. m wi
pay their respects TO the President an
Mrs. Cleveland q the Executive Mansion
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n she a~nnse. o. me I'm. ne standing and
select committees we're named, amer when
numerous ccmmunications and petitions xrte
received. followed ~ the introduction % a.
avalanche a. bills for laws o. great ranrc o.
snbicc,s. IN me House. aftcr sho rc~..aS
Of number Of cxecutive eommunicsuons, ~.
Owen q. Chasc's claim 20 seat - ocle<ats
from The Territory OF Cmmaron Vas presented
b. NJ. springer. The subject was discussed
q length, but was laid on the table. MI Car
Hale asked % Be excused nom naming me
committee on election
- she senate. On the isih. after she preeep-
,st.on % large number o. petitions MT MOT
mi nom the committee ON aaAncc rcpor.se
back the senate bill 70 credit and pay ~ tne
several States and Territories -. nenss ~ -
lec,cd under the direct tax act OF August -
1ssl. Mr.. Doiph's biz. providing for fortinea.
tions ana other seacoust dcfenses. was cAt'es
M ana referred. Among the bills irtroan,.'
were two By Mr.. Cullom, one 20 amend tno ~.
t~r.State Commerce act. ana tno
other 70 provide for the. establishment
Of United States postal w,e.
rraph. Mr. Jones' introduced Dali 70 open my
sre.t SIOUX reservation IN Nebraska 70 settle
.,er, ana Mr.. Frve one 70 promote the polit''
al rrorrcss ana commercial prosperity OF tne
American Nat on = In the House large mum
ner az executive communications were iaio "
sor~ mat body bv the Speaker and referred.
COMMITTEES on elections was appointed. VII,
~. crisp IS chairman. 70 which was reIef!se
.l, contested election cases after wnich ny
House adjourned until me i6th-
IL the Senate. on the 18th, the report OF tn'
committee on elections vas presented ans
Mr.. Faulkner Was seated report amenain'
the rules was agreed 70. Amer the Introduction
OF number Of bills. the Morrill, bill 20 regulate
immigration was taken up. and Mr. Morrill, "a
dressed the Senate. The bill Was referred Y
the foreign relations committee. ...- The
House held no session.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

senator Cullom's hill Providing for the
Establishment Of = Governmental Tcic-
graph System for Public md Private
Business.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-The bill intro
duced in the Senate by Mr.. Cullom.
for the establishment and operation Of
United States postal telegraph, provides
for ten trunk lines OF telegraph, embrace
ing all the cities IN the States and Terri
tories. The bill provides that the lines
shall be constructed by the army engineer
corps under the direction Of the
Secretary Of War, on iron poles.
with capacity for twelve wires, and
shall, when completed, be transferred
10 the control Of the Postmaster
General. The Secretary Of War shall, 4
be deems Il expedient. take lines now
used for military purposes a. . portion Of
this Federal telegraph system. The rates
10 be charged are ten cents for twenty
words under five hundred miles, and hve
cents additional for each additional ten
words. and for distances greater than five
hundred miles an additional rate Of fivs
cents for each two hundred and nifty
miles. Press night rates are 20 be thirty-hv'
cents per hundred words, and day rates
seventv-fve cents per hundred words
The Office Of Direcsor-Gencral Of Tele-
I graphs is created, the appointment 70 bs
made a. Il that OF any assistant Post
master General. with like salary. The ap
pointee must be practical telegraph mai
Of az least ten years. experiences. Tn
Postmaster General will report 70 Con
cresS the best methods Of organization .
the beginning Of the first session OF Con
rress after the passage of this act. Fou
million dollars is appropriated for th
purposes of the measure.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate ON the 18TH . number Of
bills on various subjects were intr oduced,
but none Of very great Importance. a
resolution was adopted requesting the
Attorney General to investigate the
|Swenson patent. Senator Stewards coin
certificate bill was taken MP and Mr..
Stewart explained its provisions-......Ih The
House held no session.
GOVERNOR bodily, Of Maine, died az
his home in Hallowell, on the 18th. > >.
marble, president Of the State Senate,
Iwill be his successor.
| THE United States fish car containing
the Governments gift 20 Mexico, arrived
at the City OF Mexico on the 18TH
| IT is said 70 be settled that neither
Pfeifer nor Clarkson will play with the
IChicago Base Ball Club next season.
SOMETHING Of . sensation has been
Icaused In New Brunswick by story Of
1.-THE discovery Of several bushels Of buried
Isovereigns.
THE first National Republican Club con-
vention opened 1t Chickering Hal, New
York, on the 18th.
Jos KNIGHT, book keeper Of the Manu-.
|facturers' National Bank at Philadelphia,
lis charged with stealing . large amount
lof the banks funds.
SIR CHARLES UPPER Is quoted as say
ling members OF the Fisheries Comm issicn
|are hopeful Of arriving at satisfactory
Iconclusion.
A SCHEME for the reduction Of the ex-
lpense OF collecting customs revenues, de-
Ivised BY Assistant Secretary Maynard, il
about 70 be given trial.
II +. X. WILLIAMSON, who disappeared
from Massachusetts six years ago, his
|father-in-law missing $4,000 at the same
thine, has been caught In Nebraska.
SoxE very sensational charges are made
by United Ireland to the effect that Mgr.
Persico's mission to Ireland i the result
Iof = bargain between the English Govern
ment and the Pope.
The Minnesota state Dairymen's con-
venton adopted memorial to Congress
at It's session on the 18th, asking that the
manufacture or fraudulent butter be pro-
Inhibited or the manufacturers be com
peeled 70 color their prodnct pink.
Fuxc LUx0 DICK and Chez Lung, two
!. lChinamen, were convicted at Portland
lore, on the 18th, Of murder In the frs
degree for killing Lee Ycck In tho Chimes
= Theatre on the night Of November Tn
2 penalty 10 death. The sentence will b
= pronounced next week.
Mh. DENNY, American Minister =
. China, has written q letter TO Secretar.
q IBayard, saying that whatever conces
Isions had been made 70 the Barker
y lditkie~icx syndicate. have since bccl
p revoked by the Chinese Government.
Mn. PowDERLY's condition on the nigh
q of the 18th was regarded a. critical b
n his physician. He was seized with an
, lother hemorrhsge during the afternoon
(. I8ince his return 70 his home - Scranto
% be has slept very little, and he - vof'
Inervous and restless on that account
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-The postmas's,,,
convention met at nine o'clock yes's'us'
morning and enlarged the National ' SIM
mittee by making IL consist Of three 'nem y.
hers from each State instead q one, ,S y
heretofore. After some discussion q ~ !
proposed bill that will be presenter "a, I
Congress, the convention took a rece Il IVA
=. m. The National committee 'nen "s IA.
I NEE ting and selected the follow y, nm.
GERS for the ensuing year: I. " X
Jams, OF Iowa. chairman; =. =. ,,,,,oI..
Trd,rna. and w. c. Scanland. Of lil'so'.'
secretaries. and w. r. Kimball, q ""
Hampshire, treasurer. ... Il
AZ the evening session commit N.
Ava was appointed 20 present 20 Cong.v..
ne draft a tho proposed bill for 'nc'sat
inr their compensation, and 70 urss osd
passage. The convention then aaJo"'' s
siuo die.
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CHICAGO, Dec. i4.--Thc Executive Com.
mittee of the National Prohibition party
met in this city yesterday. Prof. ,. -.
Dickie. on Albion. Mich, chairman o. the
committee. was instructed In issuing the
cali for the presidential convention,
which meets June Q, TO ask the Pro-
hibition voters In tho several States
~ send one delegate for every
1000 members OF the party. IN
addition to the appointment fixed BY the
recent National convention. Prof. Dickie
denies the recently Published statemens
that the executive committee had made
bargain with General Clinton p. Fiske, Of
New Jersey, for the presidential nomins-
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n. Bodwell uif' ~
morning a. halfra a.
nvc o'c ock, o. 'As
Executive Mansion
after a pro'rae'''
illness. N.
For many day: N
friends o. The NV
ernor have al'rr''a,,
ed between hope s 4 !.
Tear. as the sy" Y
! toms were more I, y
Iess favorable, 10 " I, y
death ~ last CANE "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

CoxcRxssxAx MILLS. Of Texas, says
that . proper reduction Of the tariR BY
this Congress would greatly improve the
condition Of the country by next Novem-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

THE trial Of Benj. Hopkins. late assist
ant cashier Of the Fidelity Bank Of Gin
cinnati. has been laid over TO the soth. on
account Of tho serious illness Of Judge
Sare,s wife.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY


ORru n. SrRtN was held for trial .
Pittsburgh. Pa. On the 18th, for forging
United States consolation stamps-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

THE Chamber Of Commerce OF salt LAKE
CRY. Utah. has issued = protest against ths
reduction OF the tariff on lead or lead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

NV YoRK, Dec. l5.--GeneraI Thomas
Eilbv smith died yesterday, agei sixty
seven wears. He studied law with salmon
p. Chase IN Cincinnati; was appointed
United States Marshall at Cincinnati by
President Polk; was Colonel Of the Fifty
fourth Ohio volunteers; was mentioned
for conspicuous bravery, and In 1898 was
made Brigadior- General, and In 1870
Brcvetcd Major General. Oflateyears he
had resided in Philadelphia. He was n
this city promoting the Grant monument
fund. IN which he took great interest,
when taken suddenly III . few days ago,
which illness terminated fatally yosser.
day morning. lie leaves wife (sister o.
Don Piatt. Of Ohio) and eight children
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

N. FAnLrEREs has found Il impossible
20 form . Cabinet on the basis OF the con.
centration OF Republican groups. aud
President Carnot has given the job 70
Senator Tirard
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

the eleventh anniversary OF the great
temperance revival in Pittsburgh, Pa,
when over 5000 people signed the pledge,
vas celebrated By Francis Murphy. the
evangelist. at tbs Bijou Theater IN that
city on the night OF the 18th. The meet
ing was one Of the most enthusiastic ever
hoId there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

THE vote poiled in the municipal elec-
ton at Bos ton on the 18th aggregated 81
ls7. which Is larger than any municipal
vote since 1853. OF this number O'Brien.
Democrat, the present incumbent. re
ceived 2s,621: Hart, Republican and Inde
pendent. "a s66. the labor vote falling q
maferialize-
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WHILE the members Of the Evangelical
Alliance were waiting on the portico o.
the White House on the 9th, just prior g
their reception by the President and Ms
Cleveland, they wsrs joined BY . man
who. in loud voice. began TO sing tns
doxology. He was led OF BY the police
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

APPOINTMENT CLERK HIcGrSs, OF thu
Treasury SAYS he intends to resign and
leave the Government employ at an early
dats. His retirement, he says isvolunfa
", and Is brought about by an opporfuni
ty 60 engage in desirable private business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

A PETITION Of the Council and House Of
Representatives Of the Territory o. Mon
tana was presented in the United states
Senate on the 18th in favor Of On amend
msnt OF the alien land law, 20 - 70 ex-
clude mineral lands in the Territory from
is operation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

II Il stated In London. on what Il said
20 BE- reliable authority, that the doctors
attending the German Crown Prince have
not changed their opinions IS regards hii
case, and that the optimist views recently
taken are baseless-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

THE house Of Michael HarriA who 70
sides fourteen miles from Washington.
OAK. was burned on the night OF the lo;h'
and with IL Mrs Harris and six children
NJ. Harris and one child alone escaping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

THE night Of the 18th was . gala night
in New York for the Salvation Army. IL
was the last session Of the great stan
council which has been 10 progress since
December & Marshal Ballington Booth
vas director OF the ceremony. At the
conclusion OF the services most Of the dele
gates went over 70 Brooklyn. where they
held An all night prayer-meeting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

PRESIDENT CARSoT's message 90 the
French Chambers dwells upon the neces-
sity OF slow, cautious reforms, the danger
Of utopian projects. and the Importance
OF setting aside all violence and uniting
Frenchmcn in one patriotic movement
The President concludes with the promise
that he viii use every effort TO show him
self worthy Of the honor done him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

REV. Hu6H o. PExTEcosr has resigned
his position as pastor Of the Be.leville
Avenue Congregational Church Of New
ark. N. =. His prominence in the labor
movement and his candidacy for mayor
or the city on that ticket at the last
charter election, q well - his utterances
in regard 70 the Chicago Anarchists had
estranxed him from some members Of bis
coucre1afion.